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Election
On Your Ballot: District 11
Take a look at how the candidates vying for the District 11 seat answered our questionnaire.
Dallas Architecture Forum Hosts Prominent Architect
As the country takes a great look at equity and what that looks like, one organization is bringing a prominent voice for equity in architecture to town -- virtually.
Hockaday to ‘Phase Out’ Boarding
Ela Hockaday's school celebrated its 107th birthday this year, and the board tasked with carrying out her mission has made a big decision -- the school will begin phasing out its longstanding boarding program.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Reports April 5 – 11
Read the Preston Hollow Crime Reports for April 5 – 11.
Ursuline Runner Vopni Signs With Baylor
The senior was recognized on Wednesday during a ceremony alongside classmates Allison Wilbert, Joy Liu, and Kaitlyn Vess.
Construction at Terminal at Katy Trail Moving Full Steam Ahead
One of the very first resolutions passed by the first legislature to convene in Washington D.C. after the Civil War ended recommended establishing what would eventually become the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, or the MKT.
District is a Family Affair for the Bates
It was a love that began in the halls of Marsh Middle School and continues through today.
Election
On Your Ballot: District 13
Throughout the week, we'll be sharing the answers provided by city council candidates to questions we posed, as well as questions readers had for the candidates. First up? District 13.
Dallas ISD Leads in Green
Dallas ISD is looking at small ways -- like switching to compostable trash bags -- and large ways -- like piloting zero-emissions school busses within the next four years -- to make the district's carbon footprint just a little smaller.
Katy Trail Spring Support Campaign Begins
The Katy Trail's annual support outreach, the Spring Support Campaign, kicked off Tuesday with Gwen and Doug Parker serving as the campaign’s honorary chairs.
St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy Expands Coverage
The Society of St. Vincent de Vincent de Paul’s charitable pharmacy, the first of its kind in Texas, recently expanded eligibility for its services.